Which of the following best reflects Mook's (1983) position on external validity?
A) External validity is more important than internal validity.
B) Temporal generalization is more important than environmental generalization.
C) Environmental generalization is more important than temporal generalization.
D) External validity is not always necessary.

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Mook (1983) argued that external validity is not always necessary, especially in basic research where the goal is to understand theoretical principles rather than to generalize findings to real-world settings.

Which of the Following Best Reflects Mook's (1983) Position on External